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Nov 15 2024SPORTS

Baseball's Next Chapter: Rays Set for Yankees' Spring Home

The Tampa Bay Rays are switching gears for the 2025 season. Due to damage from Hurricane Milton, they won't be playing at their long-time home, Tropicana Field. Instead, they'll call the New York Yankees' spring training park, Steinbrenner Field, home for the season. This move is planned to keep the

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Nov 12 2024SPORTS

Angel Reese Shares Old Photo, Sparks UConn Rumors

In the ever-evolving world of college basketball, not everyone is happy with the new player transfer rules. UConn coach Geno Auriemma and LSU transfer Angel Reese have differing views on this topic. Auriemma had criticized Lauren Park-Lane's transfer from Seton Hall to Mississippi State. Reese, who

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Nov 12 2024POLITICS

FBI Chief Wray Braces for Possible Trump Replacement

FBI Director Christopher Wray is getting ready for a potential ousting under Donald Trump's new administration. Three insiders shared this with NBC News. One possible replacement could be Trump's advisor, Kash Patel, who's also in the running for CIA director. Wray, appointed by Trump in 2017, wants

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Nov 09 2024SPORTS

Yankees and Mets in a Race to Sign Juan Soto

Juan Soto, one of baseball's hottest free agents, is about to see some high-powered visitors. Both the Yankees and the Mets are planning trips to meet Soto and his agent, Scott Boras, hoping to sign the star player. The Yankees owner, Hal Steinbrenner, will make his trip a little later than Mets ow

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Nov 09 2024SPORTS

College Sports: A Shift with NIL, but Degrees Still Rule

Once upon a time, college athletes only dreamt of a degree. Now, with NIL deals, they can earn money too. But for many, like Jonny Bottorff at Northern Arizona University, the real prize is still that diploma. The offensive lineman has scored some extra cash through NIL deals, but it’s not life-chan

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Nov 08 2024HEALTH

Nurses' Daily Challenges with Ukraine's Refugee Crisis

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to a massive refugee crisis, with Poland seeing the highest influx. Ukrainians in Poland are protected under the EU's Temporary Protection Directive, which offers quick, collective aid without the hassle of individual asylum applications. This situation has cr

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Nov 05 2024POLITICS

No More Fees for School Lunch Payments: A Helpful Change

Imagine trying to feed your kids healthy meals at school, but every time you add money to their account, you're charged a fee. That's what many low-income families face. But good news! The USDA has decided to ban these fees, starting from the 2027-28 school year. This rule will help families who mak

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Nov 04 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Art and Glamour: A Star-Studded Night at LACMA

The stars shone brightly, despite the cloudy sky, as celebrities and art enthusiasts gathered for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art's (LACMA) 13th Art + Film Gala. The event, chaired by Leonardo DiCaprio and LACMA trustee Eva Chow, honored artist Simone Leigh and filmmaker Baz Luhrmann. Michael G

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Nov 01 2024SPORTS

A Young Fan's Dream Night at the World Series

Jacquelyn Teel had a surprising message for her sons last Wednesday. She texted them during school, "Guess what? We're going to the World Series! " Calvin Young, Jacquelyn's 15-year-old son from Bergenfield, New Jersey, is battling pediatric cancer. In a turn of events, the Yankees offered front ro

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Nov 01 2024SPORTS

The Yankees’ Stumble: Lessons from a Disastrous Inning

Imagine the scene: a packed stadium, the tension thick, and the Yankees leading by five runs in a crucial World Series game. Suddenly, everything went wrong. Derek Jeter, a legend himself, couldn’t believe what he was seeing. “I’ve never seen an inning like this, ” he said. The Yankees’ defense had

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